Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Washington DC

...the Yeshiva University Honors Program, with a major in biology. Currently, I'm a fourth-year medical student at Tel Aviv University, in Israel, and I'll be starting my general surgery residency this summer. I've worked with students for many years, from 4th grade all the way through college, and I love helping people learn new things. Most of my time is spent learning medicine these days, but English literature and history has always been a passion...

...But it was not always so. Truth be told, I struggled greatly through high school. This path taught me, on a personal level, that not every student learns the same way. Therefore, my approach to teaching and tutoring is centered around uncovering the unique challenges each student faces, and then helping them build a set of tools that will empower them to learn in any environment, whether that's high school, college, or the workplace.

...learning and teaching are organic. A student must be taught logic and reasoning as well as how to apply these skills to learning and daily life. My teaching style is to first emphasis memorization of necessary definitions, formulas, and theorems then, focusing on how these concepts are applied with success. Over time, a student builds competence which leads to confidence in that subject. Of course, the grades and high performance desired will take care of...

I have a large range of tutoring experience from very young to adult. I enjoy teaching and am considered to have a youthful/ caring approach as I try to make sure that learning takes place in a relaxed but studious situation. One of my goals each session is to keep my students challenged but not overwhelmed. I look forward to hearing from you and helping you excel in your studies! ... The first thing I would...

...and I am a research assistant living in Baltimore, MD. I have completed 3 years of PhD/graduate work in clinical psychology and have a wide range of interests and areas of expertise. I have also completed 2 years of biomedical research training at the NIH studying substance use disorders, which is my research specialty. I love teaching and sharing my interests with others and believe that every student has the ability to boost their understanding...

D.O. student, Touro University Nevada Biochemistry and Molecular Biology B.S., University of Maryland, Baltimore County I emphasize foundational knowledge, high-yield study habits and test-taking strategies. Because I was a commuter with a part-time job during undergrad, I understand the pressures students face in meeting their obligations. I strive to produce results quickly by developing efficient, sustainable study strategies.

...academics and research mentorship as well as a translation program from and to English outside of class. I speak Japanese and French, and I have taken the PSATs, SATs, 10 APs, and the GREs successfully. I would be willing to help with any of these subjects, with math, science, and languages being more of my strong suit, and I would be willing to drive to a location as well as do online tutoring.... It is always...

...love teaching and have been teaching since college and am always eager to help new students. I served as a teaching assistant for Biology and Physiology courses in college. I formally taught at Huntington Learning Center. I tutored students anywhere from kindergarten to college for classes, and for ACT/SAT prep. I am currently a volunteer teacher at a community college teaching English to adult students. I have taught a mix of one-on-one and small group...

...horticulture and biology. Throughout my time at Virginia Tech, I tutored students in economics. I'm passionate about helping students achieve their full potential and gain confidence in their abilities. I plan to begin my J.D. studies in the Fall of 2025. While I am able to tutor a broad range of subjects, I am particularly passionate about tutoring students for the Law School Admissions Test. Outside of my work, I enjoy yoga, reading, and gardening.

...and tutoring during my undergraduate years at Franklin & Marshall College in 2016. There I studied classical languages and political science and worked as a student tutor and a teaching fellow for languages (Latin, Greek, French), SAT prep, and middle and high school math. Subsequently, I served with AmeriCorps in Washington DC as a math teacher and advocate for education equity. I believe every student can succeed with the right tools, encouragement, and guidance. I...

...or textbooks and finding practical applications to tie into the subject. I have been tutoring students for the past 7 years during both my undergraduate and graduate (M.S. Organic Chemistry) studies in addition to 3 years of classroom teaching experience. I understand chemistry can be a challenging subject for many students but it doesn't have to be. Better understanding chemistry often involves learning new strategies and approaches to solve chemical problems to make it easier...

...succeed through lecturing and hands-on problem solving. Additionally, I have built up a wide range of research experience in fields like Gastroenterology and Microbiology, which are topics of personal interest to me. I believe understanding the everyday effects and applications of complex scientific concepts can help students better engage with material they struggle with. I work with students individually to explain difficult scientific topics and relate them back to everyday life, so that they can...

...currently teaching a law scholar class on Constitution Law. My favorite subjects to tutor are writing and any philosophy related course. I love teaching these because I believe that excellent writing and critical thinking skills will help all individuals not just in their current class but all though their education and into their professional careers. My tutoring style is tailored to each of my students depending on their needs. I really like to focus on...

...about tutoring is the privilege to witness before my very eyes, the growth in confidence a student undergoes once he or she clears that frustrating hurdle of not understanding a concept. Biology and much of the sciences embody an expanse of details, which to the student, can seem to involve a lot of rote memorization. I enjoy teaching various active learning methods to help my students consolidate and reorganize this information in a way that...

...tutor chess, the LSAT, essay editing, and public speaking! I've been playing chess since I was nine (so for almost 17 years now). I did chess club in high school for all four years, and I spent much of the pandemic honing my chess skills. I continue to play chess and improve my skills off and on and I'm excited to bring more people into one of my favorite board games! I also scored a...

History Major and Jewish Studies Minor from the University of Virginia. Juris Doctor from the Georgetown University Law Center. I enjoy working with students of all ages in a range of different subjects. I am committed to developing tailored learning plans designed to help each student achieve his or her goals.

...in Statistics and History and was part of the mock trial team. My undergraduate experiences and passion for learning have guided my interest in ultimately pursuing law school. I love tutoring a variety of subjects because I learn so many things from all the different people I work with. If I had to pick a favorite subject, it would be statistics! I love how broadly applicable the field is, since its present in almost all...

I am currently a math teacher at Marshall High School in Falls Church Virginia. I teach IB Mathematics HL, so I am qualified to teach the IB math curriculum and calculus. I also teach precalculus and geometry. I took AP calculus when I was in high school so I am familiar with that curriculum as well.

...finding ways to keep the material interesting. I have found that the best way to learn is rarely by listening to someone, but instead by doing and having a conversation throughout the learning process. In my spare time, I love to play and watch rugby, basketball, football and other sports. I also like to paint, but given the choice, I would prefer to be outdoors doing something active like hiking, rock climbing, or camping.

...college essays as well as writing for different genres, from scientific blog posts to research papers to creative endeavors. I believe the key to great writing is the ability to channel your own individual voice, and I aim to guide students in developing their ideas naturally without adhering to strict templates. I have also recently taken the MCAT, and clearly remember the dedication and endurance it took to prepare for this daunting exam. I hope...